Russia court rejects lawsuit by Nalvany’s mother alleging improper care | Politics News

Navalny’s widow Yulia talked about the courtroom rejected the lawsuit because of it may have meant disclosing further particulars concerning the circumstances of Navalny’s dying.

A Russian courtroom has rejected a lawsuit by Lyudmila Navalnaya, the mother of late Russian opposition chief Alexey Navalny, alleging he had obtained inadequate medical care inside the Arctic penal colony the place he died, a former Navalny aide has talked about.

Ivan Zhdanov, head of the Anti-Corruption Foundation that was started by Navalny, talked about on Thursday the courtroom inside the metropolis of Labytnangi turned down the lawsuit because of it talked about solely Nalvany may make the grievance himself.

“Alexei filed lawsuits many events for failure to provide medical care inside the colonies,” Zhdanov wrote on the Telegram app. “Now that he has been killed, they deny his family’s declare with mocking language.”

Navalny‘s family and supporters have accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of getting him killed, an accusation the Kremlin has rejected.

Navalny’s widow, Yulia Navalnaya, talked about on Thursday that the courtroom had rejected the lawsuit because of it may have meant disclosing video and totally different particulars concerning the circumstances of his death.

Russian jail authorities talked about the Kremlin critic had fallen unconscious and died on February 16 after a stroll exterior the “Polar Wolf” jail the place he was serving a three-decade sentence.

His dying certificates acknowledged that he had died of pure causes.

Lyudmila travelled to the Arctic metropolis of Salekhard, 2,000km (1,200 miles) from Moscow, shortly after the earlier opposition chief’s dying, the place she talked about investigators refused to launch his physique from a neighborhood morgue until she agreed to bury him and never utilizing a public funeral.

Thousands lined the church perimeter for his fast funeral ceremony in Moscow, then went to the cemetery to place flowers, defying the Kremlin’s warnings in direction of big gatherings.

Navalny had survived a poisoning with a Soviet-era nerve agent in Russia in 2020 and years of harsh remedy in jail, along with prolonged bouts of solitary confinement.